Tools tagged with "Works offline"

Enconvo is a native Mac AI assistant for people who want help with writing, research and tasks inside their everyday apps. It uses screen and selected-text context so you can ask about what you're working on without moving everything into a separate chat.

Llama Desktop runs language models on your computer for private chat and use in other apps. It's for people who want a local ChatGPT alternative and developers connecting coding agents, editors or scripts to their own models.

WebBrain is an AI browser agent for people who want to ask questions about pages or delegate web tasks from a sidebar. It works in your existing browser, including signed-in tabs, and starts in read-only Ask mode.

MirrorMate puts a voice assistant in a physical mirror for people who want to ask questions, check daily information or chat without reaching for a phone. It remembers details from conversations to personalize later responses.

Whisperian is an Android speech-to-text app for people who'd rather dictate than type, including writers, engineers and people handling everyday correspondence. It supports offline transcription as well as cloud services, and gives users configurable workflows as an alternative to WisprFlow or Superwhisper.

Front Porch AI is a desktop app for character chat and roleplay with local LLMs. It's for people who want to keep their conversations on their own machine while building stories with characters that retain memories and changing emotional states.

Cloak by Polyaura is an on-device AI app for people who want to chat and work with voice recordings on their iPhone or iPad without sending them to a cloud service. It works without an internet connection after the initial model download.

Note67 records and transcribes meetings for people who want searchable notes without sending their conversations to a cloud service. It combines live speech recognition with summaries generated on your computer.

Transcription Stream turns recordings into transcripts with speaker labels for people who need to review audio on their own hardware. It works fully offline, including summaries through Ollama and Mistral.

Murmur is a desktop dictation app for people who want to speak into the apps they already use. It turns speech into text and inserts it at the cursor.

OpenLore helps developers keep AI coding agents grounded in large or unfamiliar repositories. It maps code relationships and retains architectural decisions so agents can find relevant context and check proposed changes.

Google AI Edge Gallery is a local AI app for people who want to use and compare generative models on their own devices. Model inference runs on-device, including offline chat and media tasks.

LibreTranslate is a machine translation service for developers and organizations that want translation to run on their own server. Its API connects translation to applications, while a web interface lets people translate directly.

Folio OCR is a local AI workbench for turning scanned PDFs, book photos and document images into editable text. It's aimed at book digitization and batch transcription where headings, paragraphs and tables need to survive recognition.

Vinaya Journal is a desktop journal for people who want AI-assisted reflection while keeping their writing on their own machine. It's built for daily journaling, with AI that uses past entries as context for conversation.

Buzz turns speech into transcripts and subtitles on your computer. It's for people working with recordings or providing live captions who want offline transcription and translation into English.

Osaurus runs AI agents on your Mac for tasks such as reviewing documents, organizing files, and writing code. It keeps agent memory on your computer, so you can change models without losing the context of your work.

Palace gives AI coding agents persistent memory of project decisions, conventions and fixes. Developers can carry that context between sessions in Cursor, Claude Code, Codex and Claude Desktop.

Linguist is a browser translation extension for people reading, communicating or studying across languages. You can choose on-device translation or connect a translation service that suits your needs.

Augmentoolkit turns documents into datasets for training an LLM on a particular subject. It's for people building custom models around material such as research papers or fictional lore.

Tolmach translates complete books for readers and translators who need consistent terminology across chapters. It uses local LLMs through Ollama, with optional Ollama Cloud models.

RapidOCR is an OCR toolkit for developers who need to extract text from images within their own applications. It uses models derived from PaddleOCR and can run recognition offline on local hardware.

Lap is a desktop photo manager for family albums, photographers, and large personal libraries. It works with photos in your existing folders and uses local AI to help you find images without uploading them to a cloud photo service.

Personal LLM runs AI chat on your phone for people who want to ask questions without sending them to a cloud model. Chat, photo analysis and document questions work offline after you download a model and any required image support files.

PanGuard AI checks skills and MCP servers for threats before AI agents load them, then watches their actions at runtime. It's for developers and teams who want protection against prompt injection, poisoned tools and malicious skills.

WhisperIME converts speech to text on Android for people who want offline dictation in their keyboard or a standalone transcription app. It uses Whisper for recognition on the device.

AI Notebook is a desktop research notebook for asking questions about your own documents and checking the passages behind the answers. It suits people who want a local NotebookLM alternative with their research and notes in one workspace.

Yap is a voice dictation app for people who prefer speaking to typing emails, messages or prompts on their Mac. It transcribes speech on-device and inserts the result into the text field you're using.

Magnitude is a local LLM engine for people who want to run AI agents on their own hardware. It adapts model execution to your machine and connects to coding assistants you already use.

GPT4All is a local AI chatbot for people who want language models and document conversations on their own computer. Model inference and LocalDocs processing run on the device without a cloud connection.

PrivateLM is an AI chat app for people who want to run models on their phone or tablet and choose when to use a cloud provider. It supports local inference on Android and iOS; the browser version requires cloud APIs.

Obsidian Local GPT is an AI writing assistant for people who keep their notes in Obsidian. It helps you work with selected text and related notes, using local models or a remote AI service.

Parrot is an open-source desktop app that reads selected text aloud in other applications. It's for people who prefer listening to written material or need text-to-speech for accessibility. It runs on macOS, Windows and Linux, and builds on Handy by CJ Pais as an MIT-licensed fork.

Scrieb transcribes recordings and meetings for people who need to keep sensitive conversations on their own computer. Speech recognition, summaries and meeting chat all work locally, with no cloud processing option.